We are building conversational ways to reach AppGuide’s evaluated resources. The assistant, modules within client programs and future platform integrations all build on the engine behind today’s patient spaces.
Our strategy brings the AppGuide engine into conversational experiences, so patients can reach evaluated tools through a question as well as a collection.
Available todayResource programs already online under your brand, built on the assessment, orchestration and measurement that future AI experiences will also use.
In developmentAn AppGuide assistant and an AI module within client programs, including branded experiences. Alpha planned for Q4 2026.
Under explorationBring AppGuide’s evaluated resources into the AI conversations where patients already ask for help.
Branded collections are available today. The AI experiences and integrations above are part of our roadmap.
The deck’s assistant concept connects a patient question to evaluated resources, then asks what helped.
A conversation starts with the person’s situation. The design includes orientation to care when concerning symptoms appear.
Bring assessed tools and relevant care options into the conversation, with explanations the patient can understand.
Here are options to explore:
Ask whether the tool was useful. Patient-reported feedback helps inform the program’s measurement.
Illustrative screens from the product roadmap. Options and answers are examples. Resource activation and reported usefulness are separate measures; clinical effects require an appropriate evaluation.
Today, clients configure public resource collections under their own brand. The AI strategy extends how patients reach that evaluated foundation, through an AppGuide assistant, a module inside a client program or, longer term, another AI platform.
Evaluated tools, organized around your needs.
Bring your priorities. We assess and organize the resources, then help you put the program in place.
